El Obispo, el Síndico y la Priora: el reformismo borbónico y el monasterio de Santa Catalina de Córdoba del Tucumán (1780-1810)

Authors

  • Guillermo NIEVA OCAMPO

Keywords:

dominicas, Tucumán, Mariano Moscoso

Abstract

RESUMEN. Durante el último tramo del período hispánico, la política reformista de los Borbones, aplicada por los obispos del Tucumán en el monasterio de Santa Catalina de Córdoba del Tucumán, se vio fuertemente mediatizada a causa del poderío social y económico del cenobio dominico. El método represivo implementado sobre todo por el obispo Ángel Mariano Moscoso, generó una sorda resistencia por parte de las monjas que terminó por producir la evicción del síndico por él nombrado y el fracaso final de las medidas de reforma por él ordenadas. Situación que al fin de cuentas estaba sumamente vinculada a la sempiterna lucha de los bandos urbanos en la capital tucumana.

ABSTRACT. During the last phase of the Spanish period, the reform policies of ihe Bourbons, enforced by the bishops of Tucumán in the monastery of Santa Catalina de Córdoba del Tucumán, was strongly influenced as a result of the social and economic poseer of the Dominical monastery. The repressive approach implemented mainly by the Bishop Angel Mariano Moscoso, generated a silent resistance from the nuns who ended up producing the eviction of the liquidator appointed by him and the ultimate failure of the reform measures he had ordcred. Situation that in the end was very linked to the eternal struggle of factions in the capital city of Tucumán.

Published

2012-01-12

How to Cite

NIEVA OCAMPO, G. (2012). El Obispo, el Síndico y la Priora: el reformismo borbónico y el monasterio de Santa Catalina de Córdoba del Tucumán (1780-1810). Archivo Dominicano, 32, 53–91. Retrieved from https://archivodominicano.dominicos.org/ojs/article/view/280

Issue

Vol. 32 (2011)

Section

Artículos

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